30 Minute Timer With Music For Classroom

My music classroom uses up cheap headsets because teens think they are disposable (try buying 30 twice a year - eek!) These get treated like pro equipment because they are comfortable, sound very good, and have a substantial size worth hanging up instead of just dropping when the bell rings.

I have used this product to record videos of live music. The sound quality is wonderful. You can only record in 30 minute segments which can be a bit obnoxious at times but as long as you remember that you should be fine. The picture quality is fantastic!! Gorgeous photos.

We use the mic in a room with about 30 other same mics for an interactive college classroom.

I use the product daily in my high school classroom. It works great. I like the timer feature on this model. It's good for timing discussion times between students, etc. For some reason, the students think the green laser is especially cool.

Charges quickly and powers the drone for a 30+ minute flight.

I needed a second timer/remote switch for the eclipse. Ordered at the last minute and B&H delivered. Shutter boss was easy to learn and use. It preformed flawlessly for the eclipse.

Really cuts down on background noise when recording. I use them in a classroom of 25-30 kids and it takes a lot of the background noise away to create clear recordings.

After a 30 minute consultant a Sony..I discussed my needs and 2 camera bodies were recommended. First the a7iii and then the a7C which I did not know anything about. After holding the two bodies the one that fit great was this one. It has not disappointed.

I’m just getting back into photography. I was using point and shoot, 30 second timer etc. I got a new mirror less Canon R. This wireless remote was recommended to me. It was easy to setup and use! I’m very happy with it and recommend it!

This timer was recommended to me by a well known photographer who uses the same camera I have, a Nikon D800. I knew it would be a good piece of equipment and it is. Very intuitive and therefore once you get the gist of the modes you can easily figure out the rest without reading the instructions. Mainly I use this for shutter speeds above 30 seconds since my camera's built-in intervalometer does pretty much everything else this timer does. Can anyone tell me with all of our current technology and cameras getting smarter and smarter, even the most expensive cameras don't have shutter speeds slower than 30 seconds?